The Korean Peninsula is important to the security of the Indo-Pacific region, whether it’s the ever-persistent challenge of trying to negotiate with North Korea, the future of the US-ROK alliance in addressing traditional and non-traditional security issues, or the ROK’s broader role in the region amidst concerns about China’s rise and major power competition. Throughout the year, the NCAFP brought together a group of ten next-generation scholars and experts from all over the world to share their research ideas related to these topics and discuss how to translate that research into policy recommendations. Please join NCAFP for a discussion with these emerging leaders as they share their insights on addressing Korean Peninsula security issues.
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